Real Madrid Foundation Brings Its Youth Training Clinics To Cuenca

The Real Madrid Foundation has brought its youth training clinics to Cuenca for the first time. The local program is running in partnership with Avanza Sports and is aimed at children and young people.
What arrived in Cuenca
The program had previously operated in Quito and Guayaquil, and its Cuenca edition marks its first visit to the Azuay capital. A morning session brought together 40 children and young people in age ranges from 5 to 15 and 16.
The foundation sent four instructors from Spain to Cuenca. The program describes its approach as more than tactical football training, with an emphasis on values and the broader development of young participants.
A local family-facing program
For parents, the visible part is straightforward: structured coaching from a club-branded foundation. The representative quoted in the report also emphasized the role of regular work, family support, and a local sporting process in a young player's development.
The project operates in approximately 13 countries, including recent locations in the United States, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Kazakhstan.
What to keep in mind
The report confirms that the clinic is active in Cuenca, but it does not provide registration dates, prices, or a venue. Anyone interested in a future session should confirm those details with the local organizers rather than relying on a general announcement.
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